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I think this is episdoe 50. Welcome back!!
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Restaurants to CPG, farms to food trucks, our goal is to uncover the stories that made these businesses thrive or die.
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A year ago, Jimmy Feeman came on my podcast as my first interview guest. He had been a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree at 23 for building a national dessert brand called No Baked Cookie Dough. At the time, he was thinking about acquiring his next business. Today's episode is Jimmy coming back. He bought one. Silver Creek is a siding and roofing subcontractor in Helena, Montana. Brock, the seller, was an operator in his 40s who had started a second business and was ready to hand this one off cleanly. Jimmy did almost everything most first-time buyers would say is impossible. He closed at under 3x SDE on a healthy, growing business. He went to 8 banks before one would underwrite it. The reason most of them passed was not financing. It was that Jimmy did not have "industry experience." He brought in a business partner, a Navy SEAL named John who had operated in the RV rental industry. John's credit profile got the loan unstuck. The down payment came from John's military Thrift Savings Plan loan. Jimmy and John put approximately zero dollars of personal cash into the deal itself. Today's episode is Jimmy walking through the whole arc. From "I want to buy something" to "I'm 30 days in and figuring out why the prior owner was paying subcontractors on the 15th of the same month." Business Buying for Financial Independence.
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Episode 1 million with Hank Watt and Daniel Yarzagaray-Modjeska
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Episode 49 I think? Mistie Boulton is a legend and honestly I was sad we didnt have more time.
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Is anyone out there an expert on local distributors? I want to crowdsource a list of small food distributors across all 50 states. Retail focused, foodservice focused, literally anything at all. All help is appreciated. I will publish the list on here afterward.
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Episode 43 of the Behind the Food Podcast is in the books. Thanks for joining in Michael Lassen to talk about all things franchising and our new venture Beyond The Brand Franchising. If you have a brand and your curious about franchising. Send us a DM!
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Thanks for watching Episode #41 of the Behind the Food Podcast with Absurd Snacks co founder Eli!
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For Episode 40 of the Behind the Food Podcast we had Joey Stanizzi and Dylan Schuett on from Underdog Performance, Inc If you want to learn more about beverage or TikTok shop this is for you!
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Fantastic episode of Behind The Food! I interviewed Gail Kurpgeweit and we discussed everything from CPG, distribution, co-manufacturing, new product development and more!
EPISODE 39 with Gail Kurpgeweit Sorry I wasn't there guys I have strep and can't talk. In this episode of the Behind the Food Podcast, host Daniel interviews Gail Kurpgeweit, a seasoned entrepreneur in the food industry. Gail shares her journey from starting a cupcake business to developing a successful CPG brand through her innovative menu-to-market program. The conversation delves into the challenges of food manufacturing, the importance of compliance, and effective distribution strategies for emerging brands. Gail emphasizes the need for new CPG founders to focus on building an audience, understanding their market, and innovating their products to stand out in a competitive landscape. She also discusses her future plans for expanding her manufacturing capabilities and the importance of strategic growth in the food industry. 00:00 Introduction to Gale and CPG Journey 05:58 Menu-to-Market: Bridging Restaurants and Retail 11:47 Lessons Learned in Manufacturing and Compliance 26:06 Holistic CPG Solutions 32:04 Development Pipeline Dynamics 39:02 Strategies for Established Brands 47:21 Future Innovations and Expansion
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